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1 ♦ natural
♦ natural /ˈnætʃrəl/A a.1 naturale; innato; congenito; spontaneo; della natura: natural food, alimento naturale; a natural blonde, una bionda naturale; a natural fibre, una fibra naturale; natural harbour, porto naturale; natural life, vita naturale; the natural world, il mondo della natura; He addressed me in a natural voice, si rivolse a me con voce naturale; natural phenomena, fenomeni naturali; natural forces, le forze della natura; natural history, storia naturale; natural language, linguaggio naturale; (leg.) natural law, diritto naturale; natural science, scienze naturali; (biol.) natural selection, selezione naturale; natural talents, talenti naturali; natural gas, gas naturale; (mus.) natural key, chiave naturale; (leg.) a natural son, un figlio naturale; a natural gift, un dono naturale; una qualità innata; It's only natural that you should be worried, è più che normale che tu sia preoccupatoB n.1 (fam.) persona con un dono naturale (per fare qc.): As a race car driver, he's a natural, è un pilota da corsa nato● natural-born, di nascita; ( USA) per natura; nato: ( USA) a natural-born actor, un attore nato; a natural-born Scotsman, uno scozzese di nascita □ (med.) natural childbirth, parto naturale; parto eutocico □ a natural historian, un naturalista □ (comput.) natural language processing, elaborazione del linguaggio naturale □ ( the) natural man, l'uomo allo stato di natura □ (econ.) natural monopoly, monopolio naturale □ (mat.) natural number, numero naturale □ (leg.) a natural person, una persona fisica □ (arc.) natural philosopher, fisico □ (arc.) natural philosophy, fisica □ (med.) natural practitioner, medico omeopatico; omeopata □ (econ.) natural rate of unemployment, tasso naturale di disoccupazione □ to die a natural death, morire di morte naturale □ for the term (o rest) of one's natural life, vita natural durante □ It comes natural to me, mi viene naturale (o spontaneo). -
2 ♦ phenomenon
♦ phenomenon /fəˈnɒmɪnən/n. (pl. phenomena, phenomenons) -
3 ♦ (to) observe
♦ (to) observe /əbˈzɜ:v/v. t. e i.1 osservare, rispettare ( anche leg.): to observe the laws, osservare le leggi; to observe a clause, rispettare una clausola2 osservare; considerare; esaminare: to observe natural phenomena, osservare i fenomeni della natura5 osservare; fare osservazioni: He observed that it was getting late, ha osservato che si faceva tardi● to observe good manners, rispettare il galateo; essere educato □ to observe silence, mantenere il silenzio; starsene zitto. -
4 ♦ (to) observe
♦ (to) observe /əbˈzɜ:v/v. t. e i.1 osservare, rispettare ( anche leg.): to observe the laws, osservare le leggi; to observe a clause, rispettare una clausola2 osservare; considerare; esaminare: to observe natural phenomena, osservare i fenomeni della natura5 osservare; fare osservazioni: He observed that it was getting late, ha osservato che si faceva tardi● to observe good manners, rispettare il galateo; essere educato □ to observe silence, mantenere il silenzio; starsene zitto. -
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[fə'nɒmɪnən] [AE -nɑːn]* * *[fə'nomənən, ]( American[) -non]plural - phenomena; noun(a natural fact or event that is seen or happens regularly or frequently: Magnetic attraction is an interesting phenomenon.) fenomeno- phenomenally* * *[fə'nɒmɪnən] [AE -nɑːn]
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